Newcastle United striker Alexander Isak has been linked with a move to Liverpool this summer.
The Swedish striker has made it clear to the Magpies that he is not interested in playing for them.
Liverpool had an offer rejected for the attacker, a package worth £120million, and the Magpies are keen on keeping him at the club.
The rumours are refusing to go away with some reports suggested that the Reds are ready to make a fresh offer for the striker who scored 27 goals in all competitions for Eddie Howe’s team last season.
Isak is currently not training with his Newcastle teammates and he is doing everything possible in his power to force a move to Anfield this summer.
Alexander Isak could play for Newcastle United again
The Isak saga makes Liverpool’s trip to St. James’ Park tonight even more fascinating.
An interesting update has dropped just a few hours before the big match in Newcastle tonight.
According to Football Insider, if Isak’s move to Liverpool does not materialise, he could play for Newcastle again.
The attacker has burned all the bridges between him and the fans but even despite that, if he fails to make the move to Merseyside this summer, he could still be welcomed back in the team and resume his career at the club.
The striker may have to apologise to fans and teammates
Isak has recently made it clear that he is not interested in playing for Newcastle again since the club broke promises about a potential move away this summer but failure to secure his move to Anfield may put him in a tricky situation and he may be forced to apologise to the fans, his teammates and the club officials.
In a season when most players are ready to prove themselves in order to get ready for the World Cup next year, Isak would be doing himself no favours if he refuses to play for the club after the transfer window shuts down.
It could all change when the January transfer window opens but as things stand, the striker is more likely to stay at Newcastle than making a move to the defending Premier League champions.
What an absolute joke – NUFC – do you know he wants to play for Liverpool, grow up and get on with life without him. YNWA.
So this is seismic news is it? Player on £150 grand a week doesn’t get the move he wants and will likely play for Newcastle again. So what’s the other option- he refuses to play from now until the next transfer window- in a World Cup season, probably not being paid if he refuses to play?
if he refuses to pay, he may go and get 1 of those paid electric meters installed to help him tighten up over the winter months!
and get a fill of oil now so the house won’t be too cold! 😂
This is just one of a nonsense posts ever written….
he won’t be there.Newcastle will sell him after tonight’s game.
your 100% correct
not after gordon go himself suspended. no strikers and no gordon means Isak stays put period. even £150 m is not enough now!!!!
Since we shared points, Let them allow him join LFC
His value would definitely drop if he couldn’t get to leave till the end of this transfer window.If kept at Newcastle till the end of the season.He is going to leave with Newcastle getting not up to half of his current value.
What does it matter? Opinions count for nothing. Personally I don’t care what he does. The club are important. He isn’t.
It would have to take a massive turn around by him for him to be fully accepted again and even if he scores three every game, apologises and stays for two years, it’s too late.
Yes, I will support him if he is in the team but I won’t like or trust him.
If he doesn’t play competitively then there’s a good chance he won’t be picked for the World Cup. One year out of football sitting on your hands will do nothing for all the training and fitness he currently exercises.
A loss tonight against Liverpool could have been a high scoring victory.
Pay him what he was promised.
Slot shld push for the unsettled Rodrygo asap
Good player, but I would offer Konate and 65m to PSG for Barcola. The get in Malick Fofana and Marc Guhei
Big twist in the Isak–Liverpool saga. Newcastle really have a decision to make. By the way, I just wrote about Byron Leftwich’s net worth.